Children's Adventure Garden

Dallas Arboretum

Pure Energy's Water Island allows children to investigate how energy from a clean resource such as water can be transformed into electricity. Children and adults can test water pumps and water turbines to see which ones create the most electricity. An Archimedes' screw demonstrates how to carry water from a low-lying area to a higher area, a concept used in the earliest irrigation systems.

Pure Energy's Water Island allows children to investigate how energy from a clean resource such as water can be transformed into electricity. Children and adults can test water pumps and water turbines to see which ones create the most electricity. An Archimedes' screw demonstrates how to carry water from a low-lying area to a higher area, a concept used in the earliest irrigation systems. (Dallas Arboretum)

Pure Energy's Water Island allows children to investigate how energy from a clean resource such as water can be transformed into electricity. Children and adults can test water pumps and water turbines to see which ones create the most electricity. An Archimedes' screw demonstrates how to carry water from a low-lying area to a higher area, a concept used in the earliest irrigation systems.